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(More customer reviews)i picked this cd up yesterday and i give it a 4.5 of 5 and would definitely rate it as just as good as his previous big albums like inna heights, friends for life (my previous fav), & of course til shiloh.
for me, half this album felt like it was speaking to me personally and uplifting me to be more conscious and aware of my own living. i had goosebumps while listening to 3 songs so far even though it was the first time i had ever heard them. i can envision myself or even a new listener hearing this cd 20 years from now and having it be just as relevant then as it is today. i'd like to think that even my mother would enjoy listening to this cd, even though she may only be listening for the catchy beats and nifty drumming.
this is message music at its finest and instantly one of my favorite reggae albums of all time. i hadn't heard such inspiring tunes on an album in a very long time, and i am constantly searching. buju is back on top and has confirmed to me that he has never left, he just took his time to make some quality music when lots of others are just looking for a quick pay check... thanks buju!!!
"some people think they have it all, when really they have nothing at all. some people think they know it all, when really they know nothing at all". (bb)
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One of the kingpins of Jamaican reggae music, Banton delivers his most musically audacious work to date. This album unites Buju's vocals with organic roots reggae rhythms carefully crafted by a select aggregation of Kingston, Jamaica's finest musicians. His 1992 debut "Mr. Mention" earned him more #1 singles than any other Jamaican artist, including Bob Marley, and his 1995 Grammy-nominated "'Til Shiloh" remains one of the best-selling reggae albums of all time.
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